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In One Chart: Stock-market investors ‘clearly overweight’ U.S. equities as ‘FOMO’ takes over bull-market rally

Stock-market investors are 'overweight' U.S. equities. Here's what that might mean for a bull-market rally by the S&P 500.

: U.S. Virgin Islands reveals ‘Project Jeep’ effort at JPMorgan to study Epstein ties

Emails between ex-JPM banker Jes Staley and Epstein and an internal 2019 probe that may have been ordered by CEO Jamie Dimon surfaced in latest court documents

In One Chart: Problem office loans are piling up in Chicago and Houston, but not yet in San Francisco

Chicago, Houston and Philadelphia are the seeing sharpest increases in problem office loans, even as many West Coast cities have slower rates of returning to the office, according to Barclays.

Market Extra: ‘Confused’ markets get another chance to hear Fed’s Powell ‘flesh things out’ on 2023 rate path

Financial markets will get another opportunity to absorb the prospect of further interest rate hikes this year when Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell steps before Congressional lawmakers, starting on Wednesday.

Crypto: New crypto exchange EDX backed by Citadel Securities, Fidelity, Schwab starts operation

A new crypto exchange backed by several Wall Street heavyweights such as Charles Schwab , Citadel Securities, Fidelity Digital Assets, Paradigm, Sequoia Capital, and Virtu Financial, has started operation. 

The Margin: Missing Titanic submersible: Here’s what we know so far

Who was on the missing sub, where the OceanGate Expeditions mission was going, and more

Key Words: AT&T sees ‘incredibly healthy’ wireless market, even as several factors will ding growth this quarter

AT&T Inc. continues to see a healthy wireless market, and a key executive remains upbeat about the company's place in it.

Mark Hulbert: What happens to value investing if there’s a recession?

The monthly review of recent Wall Street research

: Justice Department to weigh updating banking-industry competition rules

U.S. assistant attorney general said the department will take the changed banking landscape into account as it works to preserve competition.

: How AI is disrupting one profession: ‘A lot of people will lose their jobs’

For book illustrators, artificial intelligence is a growing source of disruption in a field already struggling with low margins and tight competition.

Economic Report: U.S. housing starts surge as builders rev up single-family home construction in May, while a housing shortage drags on 

Construction on new U.S. homes rose 21.7% in May, the Commerce Department said Tuesday.

Market Snapshot: U.S. stock futures slip after three-day break

U.S. stock index futures slip lower Tuesday after a three-day break, with Chinese equities wilting on disappointment over the monetary stimulus efforts in the world's number-two economy.
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